It's already been a below average (Meteorological) winter. Here's a graphic showing the average temperature from Dec. 1st through Jan. 18th compared to the normal average temperature, and how many nights we've been below zero.
Sunday, January 19, 2014
More Cold Temperatures in the Forecast
It was unseasonably warm day across parts of the area Sunday. Hometowns northeast of the Quad Cities with a little more snow on the ground saw just a little bit cooler temperatures than the rest of us.
Early on Martin Luther King Jr. Day we will have a cold front move through the area that is going to cool things off through the afternoon hours. In fact, we go below zero by Tuesday morning, and could be below a few times during the work week.
It's already been a below average (Meteorological) winter. Here's a graphic showing the average temperature from Dec. 1st through Jan. 18th compared to the normal average temperature, and how many nights we've been below zero.
It's already been a below average (Meteorological) winter. Here's a graphic showing the average temperature from Dec. 1st through Jan. 18th compared to the normal average temperature, and how many nights we've been below zero.
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